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Books et Veritas. Bringing truth to light for more than one hundred years.
@yalepress.bsky.socialIn an age of mass loneliness, and civic breakdown, this book connects democracy with our capacity to maintain relationships with others we do not agree with―and cannot fully understand.
@yalepress.bsky.socialIn A WORLD WE SHARE, Roger Berkowitz weaves Arendt’s life, thought, and friendships into a powerful meditation on our present moment.
@yalepress.bsky.socialFriendship—not truth—is the fragile but necessary foundation of democratic life.
@yalepress.bsky.social"Keynes predicted that technology would liberate us from work. To imagine what he would think of artificial intelligence today, a Princeton economist brought him back to life — using A.I." RESILIENT SOCIETY author @MarkusEconomist writes with @nytimes
@yalepress.bsky.socialBrian Davis Jr. spotlights THERE IS A DEEP BROODING IN ARKANSAS in the Journal of African American History, saying the book "makes an important contribution to legal and African American history." @chicagojournals.bsky.social
@yalepress.bsky.social"On Statesmanship deserves wide readership as a most significant contribution to guiding our responses": Timothy Fuller reviews ON STATESMANSHIP for Law & Liberty
@yalepress.bsky.social@publisherswkly.bsky.social calls Christopher Freeburg's SOUL "an artful and sincere meditation on the empathy and grit that define Black culture."
@yalepress.bsky.socialCongratulations to Vanessa Grossman, whose book A Concrete Alliance has won the prestigious Laurence Wylie Prize in French Cultural Studies!
#architectualhistory #bookprize #LaurenceWyliePrize #modernarchitecture
@yalepress.bsky.socialGeoffrey Gresh, author of LEANING SEAWARD, spoke with CSIS about Japan being one of the most significant maritime powers.
@yalepress.bsky.social"A rule for those who want to make change: You can’t always get what you want."
An excerpt from Barney Frank's THE HARD PATH TO UNITY in @lgbtqnation.com
@yalepress.bsky.socialDon't forget to register for this book talk: Katy Siegel and Elise Armani at the National Academy of Design in New York, Wednesday, October 7 at 6pm.
@yalepress.bsky.socialEnhanced by the author’s own artwork, this passionate, informed, and surprisingly hopeful volume sheds light on the complicated past and possible futures of reindeer and the cultures surrounding them.
@yalepress.bsky.socialIn REINDEER, Nancy Langston blends observations from her time spent studying reindeer in the field with historical accounts of human-reindeer interactions to participate in ongoing ecological debates on the vitality of species relocation as a method of preservation.
@yalepress.bsky.socialWhen humans destroy a species’ habitat, does it become our responsibility to find them a new one—and might that choice have consequences?
@yalepress.bsky.social📚 Available now: REINDEER by Nancy Langston.
@yalepress.bsky.social"His sections on the status of corpses and the relationship between death and children, as well as on tragedy and expiration, are stimulating as they whiz by"
@theartsfuse.bsky.social reviews A DEATH OF ONE'S OWN by Terry Eagleton
@yalepress.bsky.socialIt looks great, Miriam! ✨
@yalepress.bsky.socialThe book also reveals how general strikes, from San Francisco to Gdańsk and São Paulo, have been crucial to the replacement of authoritarian regimes with a radically transformative democracy. WHY LABOR UNIONS MATTER is available now.
@yalepress.bsky.socialIn WHY LABOR UNIONS MATTER, Nelson Lichtenstein shows how such trade unions can raise income, reduce racial and gender inequalities, and mobilize workers to become more socially and politically active.
@yalepress.bsky.socialWhat does soul food give us beyond a good meal? 🍽️ Christopher Freeburg explores how Black foodways have created spaces for community, from family gatherings to restaurants and shared tables. Read more ⤵️
